SIOUX CITY, IOWA - DEFINITIVE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY 

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About the book:

Recognizing the need to document the important events that shaped Sioux City since the work of Scott Sorenson and Blair Chicoine was published, the Sioux City Museum and Historical Association commissioned Marcia Poole, noted Sioux City journalist and writer to bring the history of Sioux City up to date. Poole's history of Sioux City is more than a continuation of the work of Sorenson and Chicoine. She has accurately and thoroughly described and placed into perspective the changes in Sioux City since 1980. Indeed, her work has captured the essence of Sioux City as it faces the challenges of the beginning of the twenty-first century. Poole has covered every aspect of the city's social, political, economic and cultural life. It is an excellent example of a case study of an American city undergoing major cultural, economic and ethnic changes. Her lucid and dynamic account could well serve as a mirror, almost a blueprint, for city plans through the next few decades. Hundreds of black and white and color photos.

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A.I.D. Center • Aalfs Family Foundation • Aalfs Manufacturing Company • Wilbur Aalfs • James Abshier • Abu Bekr Shrine • District Judge John D. Ackerman • Judge W.E. Adams • Leticia Aguilar • William Martin Aiken • air traffic control tower • Airline Pilots Association • Airport Advisory Board • Airport Authority • airport expansion • Albert's Shoe Repair • Alcohols, Inc. • Buzz Aldrin • Bill Alexander • All-Amenca City Award • Steve Allspach • Aluminum Corporation of America • B.G. Alvillar • American Central • American Gothic • American Indian Center Singers and Dancers • American Legion • American Pop Corn Company • American Red Cross • American West • Americans With Disabilities Act • Amtrak • Anderson Dance Pavilion • Gary Anderson • Kraus Anderson • Louie Anderson • Marian Anderson • Mildred "Migs" Anderson • Argosy Gaming Company • Armando Cardenas Aricivia • Armour and Company • Armour and Company's Sioux Quality Pork • Art Center • the Art Center Association • Arts Development Associates • Mike Arts • Artsplash • Associated Press • Association of Flight Attendants • Joseph and Frank Audino • Auditorium Board of Trustees • Author! Author! • Gene Autry • Aventino Motor Inn • Avery Brothers Sign Company • "Awesome Harley Nights" • John Ayers

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Gov. Bruce Babbitt • Bacon Creek Park • Bacon Creek Watershed Project • Badgerow Block • Badgerow brothers • Badgerow Building • Spencer Bailey • Banco Properties • Barbara Jean's Dance Studio • Allan Baron • Frank Baron • Barton-Aschman Associates • Battery Building • Bay State Block • Wilfred W. Beach • Marge Beales • US Rep. Berkley Bedell • Bekins Building • Harry Belafonte • David Belin • Joshua Bell • Belle of Sioux City • Bennett Funding Group • Bob Bennett • Harve Bennett • Benson Building • Deb Berens • Marvin Berenstein • Aviva Berger • Rabbi Kenneth Berger • Paul Berger • David Bernstein • Sen. Joe Biden • Big Parade at the Riverfront • Richard Bindner • Bishop Heelan High School • Benjamin Franklin Bishop • Bishop's Cafeteria • Black Raiders • Judge David Blair • Blue Cross-Blue Shield building • Board of Auditorium Trustees • Board of Supervisors • Cornelius "Conny" Bodine (Councilman) • Rev. Marvin J. Boes • Tom Bolton • Bomgaars • James E. Booge • Gary Book • Victor Borge • Boston Block • Dave Boxum • George Boykin • Boys and Girls Home and Family Services • J.L. Brandeis and Sons • "The Brandeis Hole" • Brandy Fitzhugh • Gov. Terry Branstad • Paul Braunger • Briar Cliff College • Briar Cliff University Singers • Robert A. Briston • Tom Brokaw • Rev. Robert Brown • Shirley Brown • Dr. Thomas Brown • Brow-or-Ganic • Dr. Leonard Bruguier • Theophile Bruguier • Bruguier's Cabin • Bryant School • Judy Burke • Burlington Northern • R.L. Burnight • Ken Burns • President George Bush • Vice President George Bush • Florence W. Butler

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Ed Cable • Call Terminal Building • Loren Callendar (Councilman and Mayor) • Callendar Memorial Committee • Canal Capital Corporation • Charles Cannon • Francis Canteen • Ted Carlson • Carmelite Monastery of Sisters • Carnegie Place Apartments • Andrew Carnegie • Clarence Carney • Carroll Apartment fire • Johnny Carson • Castle on the Hill • Castle on the Hill Association (COHA) • Castle on the Hill Limited Liability Company • Castle Study Committee • CastleAmerica • J.R. "Jean" Castner (City Manager) • CAT Board • Cathedral Arts Guild • Cathedral at the Epiphany • Catholic Charities • caucuses • Roger Caudron • CBD-East • CBD-West urban renewal area • "Celebrate America Rally" • Central Business District (CBD)-East • Central High School • Central Medical Office Building • Chamber Foundation • Chamber of Commerce • Chautauqua Park • Blair Chicoine • Children of the Corn • Chris Hansen Construction Company • Chris Larsen Park • Erma Christensen • Linda Christensen • Russell Christiansen • David Ciaccio • Citizen Labor Energy Coalition • Citizens Against Riverboat Gambling Exploitation (CARE) • Citizens for the Sioux City Human Rights Commission • City Council • City Council Chambers • City Council election of 1977 • City Hall • City Hall Advisory Committee • City Hall Plaza • Civic Dance Association • Civil Aeronautics Board • Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) • Dr. Gregory S. Clapper • Lisa Marie Clark • Class 4A state basketball championship • Larry Clausen • Fire Marshal Peter Clawson • Van Cliburn • clock tower • James Coburn • Col. Bud Day Statue • George Cole • Ray Cole • Russell B. Collins • State Sen. Dr. Milo Colton • Combination Bridge Historical Committee • Combination Bridge • Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) • Committee to Retain Successful Government • Community Action Support Team (CAST) • Community Park • Community Spirit Award • computers • Congregation Beth Shalom • construction strike • Contract with America • Convention and Visitors Bureau • convention center • Convention Center-Auditorium-Tourism Board of Trustees • Dr. John K. Cook • Cook Park • Phyllis Coon • Beanie Cooper • Rev. Harold Cooper • Cooper's Market • John A. Copeland • Lloyd Copeland • Corn Palace • Corn Room • Corn Room mural • Cornerstone Faith Center • Bill Cosby • council-manager form of government • Crane Building • Crash Landing: The Rescue of Flight 232 • Crusaders • crystal chandeliers • Cudahy Packing Company • cultural center feasibility study • Custom Woodworks

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Dakota County Histoncal Society • Dakota Dunes • Dan C. Burnett • Daniels, Rudolph (Rudy) • Adjutant Gen. Ron Dardis • Fred Davenport • Davidson Brothers Department Store • Davidson Building • Abe Davidson • Ben Davidson • Dave Davidson • Arthur Davis • D.A. Davis • George "Bud" Day • Cynthia Deck • Emmett Deharty • Dr. W. Edwards Deming • Department of Housing and Urban Development • Depression of the 1890s • Depression of the 1930s • Des Moines Register • Devil's Hollow Park • Ray DeVilbiss • DeWitt Clinton • Bill Diamond • William T. Dible • Jeff Dicus • Most Rev. Daniel N. DiNardo (Bishop) • Diocese of Sioux City • Disabled American Veterans • John Doershuk • Sen. Robert Dole (Kansas) • John "Jakes" Donohue • Ken Donohue • Chief Gerald Donovan • Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center • Dorthea Petrie Productions • Marty Dougherty • downtown post office • Dr. V Strode Hinds Memorial Plaza • drive-in movies • drug enforcement agents • Dubinsky Brothers • Duffy Ruble Mamura Brygger • Gov. Michael Dukakis • Dayton Duncan • Gov. Pierre DuPont • Debi Durham • Officer Dudley Dvorak • Dee Dykstra • Sylvan Dykstra • Bob Dylan • Dyna-Technology

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East High School • East High School's 1984 football team • East Junior High School • East Middle School • Econ Optical • Willoughby Edbrooke • Egralharve Building • Dwight David Eisenhower • El Renacimiento Lutheran Church • elevator attendants • George Elmslie • Charles M. Engberg • Richard Engle • the English Mansion • English-as-a-second-language (ESL) • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) • Eppley Auditorium • Eppley hotel chain • Eugene C. Eppley • Equal Employment Opportunity • equal-time rule • escort services • Evangelical Ministerial Fellowship • Evans Block • Stanley W. Evans • Ward Evans • Exchange Building • expanded media coverage • Exploratory Committee for a Strong Mayor • the Explorers • Carl Eybers Jr.

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FAA • Farm Bill of 1985 • the farm crisis • Farm Crisis Committee • Federal Aviation Administration • Federal Aviation Agency • Federal Building • Federal Communications Commission • Federal Court House • Federal Historical Preservation Commission • Federal Plaza Office Building • Tony Feeney • FEH Associates • Adam Feiges • Tom Fey • Walt Fiegel • Fire Department • Fire Department headquarters • Fire Station No. 3 • Fire Station No. 5 • Fire Station No. 6 • fires • First Federal Savings and Loan Association building • First National Bank • Ronald Fish • Capt. Dennis Fitch • Rev. James Fitzgerald • Flood of Perry Creek (May 19, 1990) • floods • Floyd Monument • Floyd River • Floyd River, flood of 1892 • Floyd River Valley • Floyd River Viaduct • Floyd Riverboat Committee • Sergeant Charles Floyd • Paul Flynn (City Manager) • Jack Fouts • Francis Canteen • Frank E. Scott Commission Company • Franklin Elementary School • Franklin School • Alan Fredregill • Esther Pauline Friedman (Ann Landers) • Pauline Esther Friedman (Dear Abby) • Rabbi Thomas J. Friedmann • Fried-Schegan and Associates • Chief Joe Frisbie • Betty Fuchser • Gregory Fuller

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Gaming Development Group • Gamma International • Dennis Gann • Bishop Garrigan • Most Rev. Philip J. Garrigan • gasohol • Gateway 2000 • Gateway Foundation • General Electric Aircraft Engines • General Growth • General Motors • General Motors' Rochester Products Division • Richard Gephardt • Mayor Stewart Gilman • Newt Gingrich (House Speaker) • Jordan Ginsburg • Girls Incorporated • Girls Incorporated Drill Team • Girls of '68 Junior Pioneers • Rev. Ed Girres • John Gleeson • U.S. Rep. Dan Glickman • Globe (diocesan newspaper) • golden pyramid • Antonio Gomez • Gomez Pallets Company • Joseph Gonzalez • "Good Morning America" • Benny Goodman • "Gopher" • Sen. Al Gore • Jock Graham • Grandview Park Bandshell • Grandview Park • U.S. Rep. Fred Grandy • Grandy Pratt Insurance Company • William F. Grandy • Grant School • U.S. Sen. Charles Grassley • Great Oasis people • Great Sioux City Shopping Center Battle • Greater Sioux City Press Club • Greater Siouxland • Melvyn Green • Bishop Frank H. Greteman • Frank Griffith • Francis Groetken • Supervisor Earle Grueskin • Joanne Grueskin • Tom Grueskin • Rev. Randy Guerdet • Bob Gunsolley

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H.A. Baker Company • Alexander Haig (Secretary of State) • Gus Hall • Hamilton Urban Renewal Area • Bob Hamilton (Fire Chief) • Linda Hamilton • Chief Robert Hamilton • Mike Hammond • Dee Hancer • Gene Hancer • Kelley Hancer • Katharine and Phil Hanna • Kirk Hansen • Rep. Steve Hansen • U.S. Sen. Tom Harkin • Harlem Globetrotters • Sen. Gary Hart • Cayle Jean Holstad Harvey • Hatfield's Hardware Hank • James Hathaway • Hawthorne/Leeds • Hayes Livestock Buyers • Capt. Al Haynes • Hayworth High School • Hayworth Junior High School • Hayworth Middle School • Headid Park • heat pump heating • Myron Heeger • Heelan Crusaders • Heelan High School • Heelan High School Drill Team • Heelan High School's Class 4A state football championship • Most Rev. Edmond Heelan • Dr. Chauncey Heffernan • Margaret Heffernan • Capt. Phillip Helmbecker • Hen House fire • Dr. Thomas Hepperlen • Cpl. Jon Hermann • Kris Hermann • Charlton Heston • Highway 75 bypass • Highway 75 Drive-In • Julie Hildahl • George B. Hilgers • Hilton Inn • Jim Hinrich • Kirk Hinrich • Historic Fourth Street • historic preservation • Historic Preservation Commission • Historic Sites Act of 1935 • Clayton Hodgson • Hoeven Valley • District Judge Duane E. Hoffmeyer • Gayle Jean Hofstad • "hog hotel" • Holiday Inn • Holtze Construction • Holy Trinity Creek Orthodox Church • Home Federal Savings and Loan • "Home Office" • Homecoming '84 • Homecoming 2001 • Hopkins School • Peter Horton • Mabel Hoyt • Hubbard Park • Father Brian Hughes • Hughes-Heiss and Associates • Human Rights Commission

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IBP • IBP Ice Center • IBP labor strife • IBP strike • ICC • ice storms • I-Go Building • Ilinois Central Railroad roundhouse • Immaculate Conception Parish • Immigrants • "In the River" • incandescent streetlights • industrial odors • Sandra Inkster • Insurance Exchange Building • International Association of Machinists • Interstate Highway No. 29 • Iowa Beef Processors • Iowa Commerce Commission • Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs • Iowa Department of Economic Development • Iowa Department of Transportation • Iowa Freedom of Information Council • Iowa Gaming and Racing Commission • Iowa Girls State Tournament • Iowa Historic Preservation Alliance • Iowa Lottery • Iowa Meats • Iowa National Guard • Iowa National Guard 174th Fighter Squadron • Iowa National Guard 185th Air Refueling Wing • Iowa National Guard 185th Fighter Wing • Iowa National Guard 185th Tactical Fighter Group's F-16s • Iowa Open Meeting Law • Iowa Pork Industries • Iowa Public Service Company Port Neal No. 4 • Iowa Public Service Company • Iowa Queen • Iowa State Historical Preservation Division • Iowa State Historical Society • Iowa State University Cooperative Extension Service study • Iowa Tourism Conference • Iowa's Open Meeting Law • Irving School

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Rev. Jesse Jackson • Justin Jacobsmeier • JCPenney • Irving F. Jensen Jr. • Gary Jernberg • Jewish community • Jewish Community Center • Jewish Federation • Jewish War Veterans • Job Service of Iowa • Rev. Terry Jobst • John Morrell and Company • Beverly Johnson • Lamont Johnson • Michael L. Johnson • Sheldon Johnson • Joint City-County Law Enforcement Commmittee • Joint Law Enforcement Center • Jolly Time Pop Corn

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Phil Karpuk • Alex and Viola Kazos • KCAU Sioux City • Harry Keairns • Dr. Anthony Kelly • KELO • Jack Kemp • Sister Dianna Kielian • B.B. King • Stephen King • Kirk Hanson Recreational Complex • James B. Klindt • Frances Kline • Marvin Kline • W.A. Klinger • KMEG • Knapp and Spencer Warehouse • Gary Koerselman • Kraus-Anderson Development Company • Dean Krenz • Kresge • Kresge Building • Lt. Terry Krommenhoek • Robert Krueger • Krummann Block • KTIV-Channel 4 • Leo Kucinski

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La Casa Latina • La Voz Hispana • labor-management relations • Lake Brandeis • Lamb Theater Productions • Dale Lamphere • Ann Landers • landfill hunt • U.S. Rep. Tom Lantos • Vern Larson (South Sioux City Mayor) • The Last Supper • "The Last Voyage of the Sergeant Floyd" • "Late Night with David Letterman" • Congressman Tom Latham • Latino Center • Latino immigrants • Latino Task Force • Latino-owned businesses • Ken Lawson (Councilman and Mayor) • League of Historic American Theaters • League of Women Voters • Bob Lee • Leeds Branch • Lessenich Building • Lessenich Place Apartments • David Letterman • Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center • Lewis and Clark baseball stadium • Lewis and Clark Expedition • Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail • Lewis and Clark Park • Lewis and Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery • Rev. Robert Lewis • Thomas Lewis • Lexington Block • Library of Congress • Lindberg Pierce • Margaret Lindsay • Jay Lindstrom • Lithuanian immigrants • Little Stars • Livestock and Grain Market News • Livestock Exchange Building • Livestock National Bank • Lloyds of London • Local 222 of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America • Local 222 of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union (UFCWU) • Loess Ridge Nature Center • Long Lines Family Center • Longfellow • "Love Boat" • Lower Fourth Street • Lowell School • Greg Lucken • Lutheran Hospital • Lyme disease

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M.G. Clark School • C.H. "Skip" Magoun • main fire station • "The Main Event" • Main Library • Major Block • Paddy Mallett • Malone AME Church • Owen Mamura • Frederick Manfred • Marian Health Center (now Mercy Medical Center) • Marina Inn • MarketPlace • Slaven Markovic • Martin Hotel • Martin Luther King, Jr. Transportation Center • Martin Towers • James W. Martin • Mary J. Treglia Community House • Betty Maxfield • Mayfair shopping mall • Wiley Mayne (Sixth District Rep.) • Jim McCarty • Rev. Lawrence L. McCarty • Mrs. J.E. McClintock • Rev. Alfred McCoy • Jim McCrory • McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Company • Iowa McGregor • McKesson-Robbins building • McKinley School • Dale McKinney • Dr. Carroll McLaughlin • Janet McLaughlin • William D. McLaughlin • Don "Skip" Meisner • Meitler Study • Larry Bud Melman • Memorial Field • Mercy Air Care • Mercy Heart Center • Mercy Medical Center • Robert Merrill • Metro Center • Metz Baking Company • William Metz • Col. Michael Meuleners • Sabrina Michaelson • Dr. John Michalak • Gov. George Mickelson • MidAmerican Energy Company • Midland Marina • Midwest Energy Company • Mildred Anderson Dance Pavilion • Mill Creek culture • Bruce R. Miller • Rev. Susan Miller • Milwaukee Railroad Depot • Milwaukee Railroad Roundhouse and Shops • Minority Advisory Committee • "Miracle in a Cornfield" • Missouri River • Missouri River bridge • Missouri River Historical Development (MRHD) • Modamin Hotel • Monahan Post 64 American Legion • Monahan Post 64 Band • Morality in Media • George Moriarity • Rev. Simon Morkunas • Morningside Branch • Morningside College • Morningside College Chorale • Morningside College Symphony Orchestra • John Morrell • Paul Morris • Kevin Mortesen • Adam Matthew Moss • Todd Moss • MRHD • Mt. Olive Baptist Church • Mt. Sinai Temple • Most Rev. Joseph M. Mueller • P.M. Mulford • Tom Mullin • Multi-Modal Ground Transportation Center • Municipal Auditorium • Municipal Building • Randy Murkins • Musketeers • Muslims

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Joseph Nail • National Archives • National Day of Prayer and Remembrance • National Flood Insurance Program • National Guard • National Journal • National Park Service • National Register of Historic Places • National Transportation Safety Board • National Trust for Historic Preservation • National Weather Service • Nativity parish • Nebraska State Patrol • John Neihardt • Neisner's dime store • Willie Nelson • Neumann Monson Wictor • Neville Brothers • New Deal • New Iowan Center • news media • Rev. Hieu Nguyen • Col. Dennis Nielsen • non-union labor • North Branch Library • North High School's volleyball squad • North Junior High School • North Middle School • Northern League • Northwest Air Link • Northwestern Bank-Terra Tower • Northwestern National Bank Financial Center • John W. Norton • NTSB • NuStyle Development

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David O'Brien • Donald F. O'Brien (U.S. District Judge) • Byron O'Connor • Patrick O'Donnell • Ray Obrekaitis • Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) • odor hotline • Office of the State Archaeologist • Douglas Ohlfest • Old Chief Iron Horse • Old Town East • Art Olhe • the Omaha • Omaha Tribe • Omaha's Old Market • Open Meeting Law • Operation Desert Storm • Orpheum Electnc Building • Orpheum Theatre Preservation Project (OTPP) • Orpheum Theatre • Orpheum's lavish crystal chandeliers • Gov. Kay Orr • Tim Orwig • Rev. Rudy Oudheusden • Outer Drive extension • Ozark Airlines

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Pacific Short Line Bridge • Al Pacino • Mayor Thomas Padgett • Palmer House • Parks and Recreation Division • David Paulsrud • Shirley Payer • Pearl Street Research Center • Peavey Grand Opera House • Peirce Mansion • Pelletier Department Store • Mayor Federico Pena • People's Department Store • People's Intervention Coalition • Bill Pereira • Itzak Perlman • Perry Creek • Perry Creek Flood Control Project • Perry Creek Greenway Trail • Perry Creek Task Force • Roberta Peters • Daniel Peterson • Robert Peterson • Tom Peterson • Dorthea Petrie • Pharoah's Enterprises • Phoenix II • PIK program • Pioneer Bank • Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Company • Plaza Library Center • Plymouth Block • Police-Citizens Advisory Committee • polio epidemic • Polish immigrants • Earl Pollock • Marcia Poole • population • pornography law • Port Neal • Ed Porter • post office • Postal Finance Company • Postal Service • Margaret Prahl • Wisconsin Prairie du Chien • Prairie School architecture • Private Board Exchange (PBX) switchboard • Private Industry Council of the Woodbury County Employment Training Center • property tax • Public Safety Memorial • Public Works Administration (PWA) • William Gray Purcell • pyramid proposal

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Derwood Quade • Queen of Hearts • Queen of Peace statue

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Stephen Rogers Radcliffe • Mujibur Rahman • Gov. Robert Ray • President Ronald Reagan • Real Estate Research Corporation • First Officer Wilham Records • Red Cross • "Reddy Kilowatt" • Darrel Rensink • Republic Airlines • Republic Express • Resolution Trust Corporation • Vera Reynolds • Rice Brothers Commission Company • Henry Hobson Richardson • Richardsonian Romanesque architecture • Rev. Don Ries • Rev. Neil Rippey • River's Edge • riverboat gambling • Riverboat Tourism Task Force • River-Cade • River-Cade Telethon • riverfront • Joan Rivers • Riverside Branch • Riverside Family Aquatic Center • Riverside Park • Riverside Sports and Recreation Complex • Riviera Theater • Riviera Twin Theaters • Roberts Stadium • Pat Robertson • Rochester Products • Doris Rosenthal • Ruble Mamura Moss Brygger (RMMB) • Peter Rudokas

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SABI • Rudy Salem • Salvation Army • Sandy Keane's School of Dance • Sanford Community Center • Sanford Community Park • Arthur Sanford • Stella Sanford • Santana • Saturday in the Park • Save Our Schools (SOS) • Save the Castle • Scenic Park • Lori Schaal • Lyle Scheelhaase • Jerry Schemmel • Kevin Scherrman • Bill Schmitz • Bob Scott (Councilman and Mayor) • Sears • Security National Bank • September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks • Sergeant Floyd Boat Association • Sergeant Floyd Memorial Bridge • Sergeant Floyd Monument • Sergeant Floyd (riverboat) • Sergeant Floyd Riverboat Committee • Sergeant Floyd River Museum and Welcome Center • severe weather • "Sewer City" • Shaare Zion Synagogue • Ray Shepardson • Sheraton chain • Sheraton Corporation • Sheraton-Warrior Hotel • Sherman Anti-Trust Act • James Sherman • Kevin Sherman • Jane Shey • ShopKo • Shore Acres Ballroom • Sen. Paul Simon • SIMPCO • Hank Sinda • Singing Hills Development • Sioux City Air Base • Sioux City Art Center • Sioux City Bandits • Sioux City Barber College • Sioux City Board of Education • Sioux City Boat Club • the Sioux City Bombers • the Sioux City Breeze • Sioux City Bridge Company • Sioux City Chamber of Commerce • Sioux City Club • Sioux City College of Medicine • Sioux City Community Orchestra • Sioux City Community School District • Sioux City Community Theater • Sioux City Convention Center • Sioux City Cosmopolitan Cluh • Sioux City Council • Sioux City Diocese • Sioux City Excursion Boat Gaming Task Force • Sioux City Explorers • Sioux City Fire Department • Sioux City Floyd Monument • Sioux City Foundry Company • Sioux City Friends of the Library • Sioux City Garden Club • Sioux City Ghosts • Sioux City Gospel Mission • Sioux City Historic Preservation Committee • Sioux City history • Sioux City Howard Johnson • Sioux City Human Rights Commission • Sioux City Journal • Sioux City Journal archives • Sioux City Municipal Airport • Sioux City Municipal Auditorium • Sioux City Municipal Band • Sioux City Museum and Historical Association • Sioux City Musketeers • Sioux City Noon Lions Club • Sioux City Police • Sioux City Policemen's Association • Sioux City Public Library • Sioux City Public Library Board of Trustees • Sioux City Public Library branches • Sioux City Public Library Foundation • Sioux City Public Museum • Sioux City Public Museum Peirce Mansion • Sioux City Public Museum's oral history project • Sioux City Riverboat Corporation • Sioux City Riverfront • Sioux City Silver Blades • Sioux City Soos • Sioux City Stockyards • Sioux City Sue • Sioux City Sue pageant • Sioux City Symphony Orchestra (SCSO) • Sioux City Wholesale World Trade Mart • Sioux City Woman's Club • Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Sioux Gateway Airport Authority Board • Sioux Gateway Airport • Sioux Gateway Airport/Col. Bud Day Field • Sioux Honey Association • Sioux Interstate Conference • Siouxland Association of Business and Industry (SABI) • Siouxland Aviation Historical Association • Siouxland Blood Bank • Siouxland Cancer Center • Slouxland Chamber of Commerce • Siouxland Chapter of the Red Cross • Siouxland Civic Dance Association • Siouxland Community Health Center • Siouxland Community Soup Kitchen • Siouxland District Health Department • Siouxland Foundation • Slouxland Historical Railroad Association (SHRA) • Siouxland Initiative • Siouxland Interstate Metropolitan Planning Council (SIMPCO) • Siouxland Latino population • Siouxland Master Chorale • Siouxland Movement Arts • Siouxland Regional Cancer Center • Slouxland Regional Marketing Council • Siouxland Senior Center • Siouxland Veterans Memorial Bridge • Slouxland Y • Siouxland Youth Association • Siouxland Youth Hockey Association (SYHA) • SiouxLandmark • Brig. Gen. Mark Sisinyak • Sisters of St. Francis of the Holy Family of Dubuque, Iowa • Skate Park • Skidmore, Owings and Merrill • Samuel Skinner • William Skinner • skyway system • Sloan Elementary School • small business incubator • Smith Villa Library • Harry Smith • Milton Perry Smith (Councilman) • Smithsonian Institution • Sodrac Park dog track • Bishop Lawrence Soens • Sooland Cablecom • Rusty Soole • Scott Sorensen • South Bottom-Lower East Side Reunion • South Bottoms • South Bottoms Memorial • South Sioux City Chamber of Commerce • South Sioux City • Southeast Asians • Southern Hills • Southern Hills Mall • Spanish Flamenco Dancers • Special Bridge Replacement Program of the Federal Highway Act of 1970 • Spirit of Siouxland Memorial • "Spirit of Siouxland" • St. Boniface Catholic Church • St. Casimir Catholic Church • St. Francis of Assisi Church • St. Joseph Catholic Church • St. Joseph Center-Museum • St. Luke's Regional Medical Center • St. Mary's Catholic Church • St. Thomas Episcopal Church • Rev. Daryl Stahl • Dorothy L. Starbuck • Steamboat Development Corporation • William Steele • Stella Sanford Day Care Center • Stella Sanford Foundation • Isaac Stern • stockyards • Stone State Park • Don Stone • strike • strikers • Betty Strong • Louis Sullivan • Summit Casinos International • Chuck Sundberg • Sunset Plaza • SUX • Elmer Swenson • Swift and Company disaster • Swift Independent Packing Company

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T.S. Martin Company Department Store • Target • Fred Tarrant • tax levy • Tax Research Conference • Terra Chemicals International • Terra explosion • Terra Industries • Terra Plaza • Terra Tower • Terra Western • Theophile Bruguier Monument • Third Judicual District Department of Correctional Services facility • This Is the Year • Richard Thomas • Richard Thompson • Gov. E.C. "Ted" Thompson • Gov. Jim Thompson • William Thompson • Gov. Charles Thone (Nebraska) • A Thousand Heroes • three muses • Thrift Shop • Dorthea Tillman • Tim's Coffee Shop • Titanium Metals • Tito Puente Latin Jazz Ensemble • B.J. Tobin • "The Tonight Show" • tornadoes • Town Square • Toy Mansion • Toy National Bank branch • Jerry Traufler • Travel Federation of Iowa • "three lost sisters" • Howard Trevillian • Trinity College and High School Museum • Trinity Heights • Steve Trobaugh • Truth Express • Jay Tschetter • Craig Tufty • Twin Orpheum • twisters • Tyson Event Center • Tyson Foods • John Tyson • Tyson-IBP Evcnt Center

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U.S. Army Air Corps • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers • U.S. Census Bureau • U.S. Army Golden Knights parachute team • U.S. Highway 20 • U.S. Highway 75 • U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service • U.S. Post Office • U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors • U.S. Postal Service • U.S. Resolution Trust Corporation • U.S. Soil Conservation Service (SCS) • U.S. Steel • Richard Uhl • Union Stock Yards Company • United Airlines • United Airlines Trust Fund • United Federal Building • United Flight No. 232 • United Food and Commercial Workers Union • United Orthodox Synagogue • United Way of Siouxland

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Mayor John Van Dyke • Dean Van Rockel • Joshua Vasquez • vaudeville • Veterans Administration • Veterans Memorial Bridge • Veterans of Foreign Wars • Veterans of World War I • Veterans Memorial Plaque • Gov. Tom Vilsack • Vintage Trolley • Judge Richard L. Vipond • Vision 2020 • Vision 2020 Task Force • volleyball

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W. Edwards Deming Business Center • Waitt and Wiley • Waitt Cattle Company • Waitt Famtly Foundation • Norman Waitt Jr. • Norman Waitt Sr. • Ted Waitt • Wall Street Journal • P.C. Waltermire • War Eagle, chief of the Southeast Yankton Sioux Tribe • War Eagle Monument • War Eagle Park • Martha Ward • Warrior Hotel • Washington Monument • Washington School • Mrs. Fred Wattles • Wesley Way • Mary Wayman • Terrance Patrick Webb • Webster School • Eddie Webster • Lew Weinberg • Wellington Associates • Wells Blue Bunny • Dr. Roger Wendt • West End Development • West End mall • West High School • West High School Wolverines • West Hotel • West Junior High School • West Middle School • Dave West • Western Iowa Tech Community College • Wetherell-Ericsson Architects • Wetmore Mansion • Mayor Jim Wharton • White Horse Mounted Patrol • Whitney Library of Design • Kirk Wicker • Ken Wictor • Wilbur Aalfs library • Frankie Williams • Harold and Reginald Williams • Williges • Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska • Miles Wolff • Charles R. Wolle (District Court Judge) • Grant Wood • Woodbury County Board of Supervisors • Woodbury County Community Action Agency (WCCAA) • Woodbury County Conservation Board • Woodbury County Courthouse National Landmark designation ceremony • Woodbury County Courthouse • Woodbury County Disaster Services • Woodbury County District Court • Woodbury County Emergency Services • Woodbury County Labor Council • Woodbury County Law Enforcement Center • Woodbury County Pork Producers • Woodbury County Sheriff's Department • Woodbury County Sheriff's Office • Elaine Woodley • F.W. Woolworth • Work Projects Administration (WPA) • Works Progress Administration (WPA) • World Trade Center • World Trade Center attack • World War II • Gary Worth • Tim Wrage • Frank Lloyd Wright • Wilham H. Wynn

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Charese Yanney • YMCA of Siouxland • Young Ambassadors Award • Younkers • Younkers-Davidson • YWCA

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Zenith Radio Corporation • Louise Zerschling